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The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

W5M ~sAehy D. AOOfs 3NFAe Editor of The Arkansaw TraUefer: nowing the calm, judicial spirit with which you view life's affairs, I |yenture to so far presume upon your Blindness as to ask you to act the part #of arbitrator or peace maker in fam kily misunderstanding.
 ] To begin at the beginning, my wife lis Cor was) sweet little woman. That sis to say, she had few decided opinions Eabout anything and those few opin- lions were in unison with my own. EThat is my idea of a sweet little woman.
 We have one downy- headed cherub that we named for you for your sake, my wife says, but for the cherub's sake say, since I cannot understand how it will profit you to have 2 name- eake and I can see how it might profit the eherub to bear your name. But, hs has been remarked in former ages, that is neither here nor there."
 The little fellow appeared to an or Binary observer to be robust child of prdinary endowments, but his mother was wont to watch him with tender bolieitnde and discovered that some- imes he would open one eye wider ban the other, twist his mouth into nsymmetrical shapes, or breathe more r less times minute than the physi- logies say wel-egulated babies hould. On these occasions Seraphina you'd send for Dr. Pompous, who, liter most painstaking examination nd many professional mods and ques- ions, would look grave and say l: This is remarkable child; there is a marked preponderance of the brain ver the body; the frail muscular tructure of this young genius is in anger of being consumed by his great ervous activity. The child must be kept free from all excitement, no late hppers, etc." Then he would leave Ppe looking drops, that puA not have hurt an angel, to be Administered to him at regular inter- als. The drops, not the angels, were be administered.
 Sn o xyoov ,>osa,d xx,ho,, n o,oo<,,~o hlling herself a metaphysician dark he'd our door and thereby hangs a Rle. Seraphina, hitherto so free from Fms and nonsense of any kind, became frongly influenced by this metaphys- ral stranger and gradually I realized he dreadful fact that the heresy that here is no pain, sorrow, or sickness Fas gaining possession of the brain of hy dear little wife, or more accurately i peaking, the little byain of my dear {Fife.
 H The first declaration of her new Principles was one night when the boy eed the collie. With an obstinacy SO s4e her sweet self, Sersphina in-
 Dr. Pompous should not be
 but instead that she would give S'x, an absent treatment. I did
 E fSn,, meaning of an ab-
 eied the. I am a wiser and
 4. Alass The absent
 sted in her going out
 Id hearing of her little
 tn hile repeating ( There
 wa is no collie; these are
 the beiiefn During this
 aiw rge of the patient f ress There is no pain ? be while the memory
 sof frssh in my misd. Sn Nrtf and twistings on the
 M 1T child wsre mt theI
 q Fl aioss ta n - the III A
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28
The Birmingham Boom.

More money is being made out of real estate investments in Birming- ham and the adjacent region, than anywhere else in America. Persons contemplating such investment may advantageOusly correspond with McCary, Storrs x Co.,, No. 1924 First avenue, Birmingham, Ala, a firm that we can recommend as reliable in every particular.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

"Did you know that Stokely has closed the natatorium 2" asked poli- tician who parades the city hall side walk.
 "No; has he? What for?" asked his companion in amazement.
 "Because it is dive" Then they both went and took beer without music.-PhiIddelphid CdU.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

RB 6lePf S6tzp hina aid shn cured Inn bs tho power Of siIeait thought Anl I let hks A;nk se.
 Then one day came home with toothache, an ache that circumnavi- gated my head and made playful little excursions about my cheeks. It was an old enemy of mine and if ever Sera- phina seemed like an angel it was on these occasions when she was the per. soniicatioD of patience and tenderness, soothing me with her gentle words and touch supplemented by hot fomen- tations. But this time when l came in and said: "I have diabohcal tooth-ache," she answerd: "There is no toothache, there is no pain; it is only your belief in mortal matter and" I waited to hear no more, but rushed upstairs and there pillowed my poor head on the warm bosom oi the register. Various little pleasant episodes of this character have occur red, but will not weary you with a recital of them all. Only the crisis of our arrangement I must tell you.
 Seraphina dropped the gentlest oi gentle hints few mornings ago about new bonnet. In the innocence of my heart I asked: "What ails last years bonnet ?
 How absurd you are! Do you think woman wears the same bon net year after year?"
 "No," I said, "but why couldn't you give yourself or the bonnet a treatment that in your mind it will look beautiful to you ?"
 And would you believe it, she wept called me a cruel brute and said she would leave me? The "little rift within the lute" has widened to a broad chasm.
 Seraphina is far removed from me to world of metaphysics where ma terial affairs have no place.
 Our table, once her pride and my joy has none of it's former attractive ness. The biscuits once so light hearted came to the table looking sad and with hearts as heavy as my own. The beefsteak is so muscular am 10th to enter into combat with it. The coffee has a muddy complexion and is so weak it nearly expires ere 1 lift it to my lips.
 I dare not remonstrate lest 1 shall be told: There is no tough beef steak; there are no soggy biscuits and weak coffee, only as they exist in your mind;" so I write to you for comfort and advice. What shall do to build anew this wrecked domestic bliss
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

ere he can nsake good his rctsvAt from the position of danger he generally finds himself across the enemyss knee, and the steady swish of the bamboo, accompanied by imfAntile howls and toarf0l promises "neyer to do 1t again. closes the chapter,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

There is All economical rnau in Nor ristown, Penn, who drives five miles around to avoid tolI-gatc and the payment of five cents, and spends fifty cents for drink at :,;a next hot.;s.-- NeU York Tribune.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

The third instalment of the "Un- published Letters of Thackeray," which will appear ill Scrf6ae''s Ndg- dzine for June, will contain four page letter in fac-simile, with pen and-ink sketch of Jules Janin by Thackeray. A number of other Thack- cray drawings will be reproduced from the rare collection privately printed for Sir Arthur Elton. The letters are said to be full of that humor, pathos, and kindly sentiment which have made Thackeray so lova- ble as writer and man.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

THE Life of the flesh is the blood thereof" pure blood means healthy functional activity, and this bears with it the certainty of quick restoration from sickness or accident. Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier gives pure rich blood, and vitalizes and strengthens the whole body.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

An exchange describes practical joker as the fellow who has a rubber nail in his office to hang coats on, a dummy electric button with needle to call for a messenger; who coats the gum of his envelopes with red pepper, and who tells you he can buy thirteen two-cent stamps for cent and quar- ter."-Detroit Free Press.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

Is it possible that Hayes worked in that poetry on the Ereafag Sun Lsar- ing the acrostic 4 Bana is FraudI '-- T,e1us Sifttngs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

Billy Emerson, the minstrel, won't travel without his wife and always wants her in proscenium box during a performance It's an awful thing to be loved by a minstrel. Pittstsgy
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

Our druggists keep for sale Halls Vegetable Sicfhan Hair Remover, the
 best prepaEatiOn n6de for restoring
 the vitality md color of the hair.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

Very few young men in this city arc so angIDuaanincaI thSt they will go hack on the American cocktail
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-05-28
METAPHYSICAL LETTER
BY CALVIN.

lMETAPHYsIcsvILLE, Mind Cure Co
 l May -,. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

ERIE RAlLWAY-Through trains leave
qe. I%s trains leave e.ss 3d.. om S 70 20
e. earlier.
co..se na gisla nnss
CT p i Sss,f r 70 cehn ".irAD Sleeping
ks1s A ees e "a Hsasi CD
S N.sa FANS sGi. .%S SSt sad rSoHo ~
Ssspng r cSacne. e., n,1sh-m'0n. Ln' Iun-''
,2 ra ws s@a Sleeping Coach 10
utas o.a Sna Ess % sss y and tT 49,
sSS e. 5,o e. g. I;a =. Ssn5. I:
=: ~ 80 g. q e q %s'
y; ":: sSs. ~ % 90
St g 8 B %sa !. %s" s' 30
Nes4s ana ~ y asr.on. Via Na.M% week days
81 20 1O 80 10 % M and - il manGat Suua.5s
s'is soS -s'r !: O. g. 4 20 30 70 g o.
a5s e e. 90 30 a. T. foo 20 "ia.'fra 40 ts
ws'w We -9a &j'T IS 70 H. go 80 p n
Mcs%es1io and y Waite Lake. .as. a. m. 80 p u
va .i 5s"s.,. 30 4Sa g. p no
MOI oss%sry a. III. 80 80 y M sundays $780,
sSss,s wee: :so &
10 20 q. m. 80. 3 80. 4.3O 8. b. II mid
night Sundays, 8 A. Al, 8 80 q. 10 20. q. 80, b
p m Additional trains 70 GOshon Ani wa, 5 90 y.
10 Goshen aud MiddietOrn 3 a. III sundays 6<5
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing. Room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for
IL u 81 Gil Il js::s Or Y: !:
Express trains from the West arrive In New.York a,
Ia G. Cen nj e. tad tnahIh As
RAi LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
- NORFOLK. VA. ind SOUTH
Leave via Penn. Il. 80 III. ParOr cars 10 Bath.
more thence railce steamers aTryins a. "a Point at
Gen'l Pass. Agent. SIS Broidway. r. Y.
w EST SlIOkE RAILROAD.
n. Y. o. H. IL Il co.. lossees.
uc rn .r' iron 20 , ~ st'or a. anu 40 'n
Detroit and Chicago 20 65 a H., " .0J. 'o.l5
sI LOUIS. Is o.. Is rs p N
Syracuse. Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara
Utica $40 . .a5, II 80 a; n. s o.. $40, p m:
. o. II 80 m. a, 900 SID p m .,.
g az ~ TO- y 81; 10 a. ii 80 10, s
for Monro; ,o a1a can "a Fast 60:
10 Risaq car. tor nah.o Nlasar. Falls Gin
einDs1 DctroiL Chicago and st. Louis.
sDaly. tDaily except Saturday.
o her trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tickets time able par0r or sleeping car accommo
SSis%: 2, 9se apply o. oase. 7S.y1 Sa
toast New York sy-3o3 5sS oi2 nloadssy: 1871,
wss, a2o.st foot OF Jay-st. N r. e f. LAM.EKT.
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- ENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after OCIpBI.K L.. 1887
GREAT TRUNK LINE
II ~

Train. ANG uNI[% sTx.f ce Ma. s
IL. St .Sus 'i! iso%rf o a%S IN. we, with Pullman
ss 5 ,s 5als a.. q M D sssi5 a.. 04'' an.
wiil4ni,p1rt LoeG Haven H. p ~. 00ry ana
r% ss .airs and %H% ,e 81 Rescn. o'
i 'SS "!TsssSg @.Sis S sss@zn
Sa 40 saa a aad oTa IN s''DFda'' O"' %'
r an .H' sG1N Car.
YAM H. .,lSs w sHS Car a. s'i ~. S
I%a %ss11s$S e. S g. sn q 3 20 3
ssS e. sSpa,y al and % n aa 30 and a. i' and
For Gaps May. ii 10 a. weeN days Saturdays
Tong nPnSS lay sa nSs sqnsp9 ana e %SS
40 and p ~; on Sunday. 40 a M and p III do
For % iont No'fols. via New York, rhIaasphia
am NorioA lAIiroad p NJ eso,, DAY via baltimore
Do:s Of hrootyn A%nss eoanest VIZ a. through ,a a.
e, Icy CD anoidns speedy ana direct transfer Tor
rn8iEs EEiyf: From r,!,sousg 70. 80, u 20
p.s%"ss 81 . u- 8 a g %:
s:$ ., Z: s$'',' IS
G2o z. 20 So 20 IS 70 IS = NJ and y 40 10
iR'3 sS SS"a-s 20 o. 80 = % g. 5 g.
rxD,. ron rl.LAnrLrI,A and cor.
TO- 20 8. 0 @ Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
t,S AMI a. .%a = %shi s 1sss%SG a.
s sS% 20 70 'G' 8 L%sa. and oSS' T.
and q. m, and IL 10 night - :.
ana II 10 M 20 g. p and H. 70 a ,.@ d. and
Returning trains broad Station. hlladelphs
~ OIL 8 20. 90 40, $40. q 30 30; 20
80 . 40 y and II IS m. limIsd g, tiBrssas'
with Dining Car. ! II and 40 y. M, II ~ Z ~
800. q. g. 023. ~; = ~ and . 80 y IN ~,
On SUNDAYS, l. o. 8 90, 90 800; ~ ~
Leave t1ad. i"a camden. m. ani 40 H.
Ticie oncos sa3 aas and eat Broadway. As c.,
House b battery fGOt OF Desbfsscs ana Coft
iandt sts Courts and Brooklyn Annex station, oot
OF Fulton. Brooklyn station. Jersey Guy Immigrant
ONCE Castle t'arien.
The New York Transfer Company VIII call for ana checR
baggage from hotels and residences. -
CHAS r. poem. J. IL. WOOD,
General anaRer. General Pass'F Agent.
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Gcnn:rn properp fur Sale an. 90 feL

GENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures IN
IA hanGssms residences and building sites houses 10 lot
CLARENCE H. TUBBS. ) Berkman-9t.. ~ Y.
FACTORY PROPERTY For Sale or To Let
NEWARK. y. j.
Known az the Newark city SILK Mills consisting or large
;sorv bncN budns covering The cntre block front with
light fronts engine and satns all in good
ent 10 two drpsts AMI III ncighbOrhoOd
where employees can cheap rents. Particulars OF
ARTHUR DENINE l19 Market ST.. Newark. y. J.
nor SALE.-Chcap. q quarter sectons of
i fine. partly improved Dakota lands Inquire or
address {. d. TiLLINGHAST Boomer chippewa CO.
FOR SALE Vacant lots IN Washington.
G.. locSte In the most des rahe section Of The citv
residences people alucnt circumstances In Tho
vicinity with Of the finest mansions IN the
Many residences in OF construction.
Near New Hampshire and Connecticut av"s and Dupont
Circle \ prontihle investment one 81 Apply t. ALLEN
G. CLARK. Cos Est. y ". WASHINGTON. u. G.
NEW JERSEY
~ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
HOUSES LOTS. FARMS. sale tol-'. =
r. II. BROWN. II Broa ivdY.
SUBURBAN HOME AGENCY. Il Broadway.
~ Lots and houscs,'r S.lo small amount cash E.Hcs
Oh time
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NEW YORK ONTARIO & IVES TERN KY
Trains leave h0m ielrcs a. wost 4-d ana JAysL a
| LlllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS lcAye foot Of Cor'l'nir and Des.
bTO~~cs -t-. To- lows:
a. N. fnr a a-Auqua and ntermcdlie points.
a iOf Geneva Lyons. Eimlfl. Rochester. Buffalo
ana The West ana principal local pOnt Ch4lr car 70
WnArshaITc.
=. for Iun&hannock and In erned points. chair
car % IunEhaunucH Connection u Reading AMI Hams
burg.
$40 p. Tor III and principal Intermediate Ions
CHAIR t0 Prison.
20 =. N. i1r topay and lntcrmcfa'e points Cor.
nee, GA % Reading mi UlffsiuIg Chair . Capay
y "a. fut Geneva. Lyons. Elnlra Rochester. Dulalo
ana the West lnl.B.4n sleeper Lyons.
80 20. Tor l.lurAy- and Int d4fo points.
Trans having AZ "a, .. md 40 .. m con-
points ia MahauOy ami HaL.ctJu
SUNDAY TRAINS.
m. Tor Aauch Chunk. uILlctOa and Intermediate
points.
40 d ~. for opisy 70 inter cdiats points.
. Geneva Lyons. Elmlra IT. hcstcr BuH1lo
Pullman Lyons
9J5 BIO q
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Business propertn for Sale an0 60 Get.

FOR RENT.-A desirable suite of 2 or 3 con-
meeting offices In Temple Court Building Beck nansL
Apply al Room - bet 1870 and 80 The agents
rutland & WHITING.
ITO LET.-rwO new downtown buildings.
suitablo for manufacturing purposes rutland e
WHITING. J Bcekuian-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENY LINE
a. sts.nars CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
day. D. m. for Troy and the North SUNDAY steamer
touches N Albany. Troy excursion tickets. o. %
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ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNINGTON LINE.
inside Route for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE ant the EAST
Only So 10 Boston. 81 Is 10 Provi isnca
Rhode Island aud MzssAohasets leave
per 80 ~ H. one block above Canast atS M uaiV'
except Sunday.
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Doaro dno Eooms.

4 FURNISHED front square room. with pri-
vate family. TO gentlemen only. lJi East 3OtIs, near
LexinGton-avc
| AEGE single room for gentleman III first
class private family on Murray lIil 49, yer month
Address with references PARK-ANE. Tribune Uptown
CISCO. l,2%~ Bro'iwav
rIO TLkMEN.-EIegantl furnished par
lor ~ floor ant ono front ~loove room private bath
sanitary plumbing steam furnace private house - W est
.JtlSi.
27j MADISON-ANE.- NDSONE
10 suite tour rooms incung fin piano. pilt4t- tabs.
exclusive lalh; also 'front.' suite third hOor ercnc's
> VERY Comfortably Furnished Rooms 10
lei to gentlemen reterencel al 3 East "rti-'i.
- EASE i6th-st., next door to the Windsor
lilo o. cle =sntv FURNISHED for gentlemen only
best Location IN ito cI.v: reasonable prceA
~ WEST jlST-ST.-Wth board. one LARGE
y and small connecting second floor. a.,D oIe
hall room on thri and fourth noor.
I.)D-S1.. No. 1919 WEST.-IIandsomcl fur
~ nishrd rooms southern exposure. terms moderate
references
Sd IRVING pLACF.-A suite Of rooms, with
o. board private table II preferred references.
Brookvl.
lc1 FIRST PLACE.-To let with frst class
l'I board large thIri story front room. and hr roOu
alonin, hos AM cold water and ample closet ic!n,
low.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
I 7 l.l. ilAiAIsJAD
GREAT fOUI.lkACh 1HUAk LIN L
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
and FINEST Passenger StstIon IN AmeFlcA
10 a m i.p.hr,t-f snI uCDfcaa LApicss, lfAwln3
rom Aiblny, Troy and syracuse also W h0ucA
. 20 a. m ~ rAMors CUICAGo LIMITED rom.
exclusively ~ Bunet smoking dining car draw
ng ana sleeping ears. for Albany tea syracuse.
E0 hl"r iInra''. 0l". cleveland huI Iorip arriving
iIo 10 a NJ, Chesso Express. drawing room cars 70
Canlnia ~, hni HOrh'sfrf
~ 10 a. ve,'crn New York md Nor hern IAptcss.
8 % 7" M 49, Troy and Utica special. with draw.
incr on 20 Nhanv tonn"rt- - TO, Tor saratoga
Hp m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
-. fd,t illtago' Aiuclhtitl ana 81 l'l5 ~
pres, win s'epuP FOR Mama Falls, Buffalo, Sus-
pension Btdgc, Cleveland Cincinnati, lndanalola, s.
fDus, Toledo Leroii and Chicago D.nng-car New YORK
- D. m Montreal and r'uca Express. daily. Sleep
cars Pattsburg ana Montreal via Rousos FONT aud
Albans sunday train does not run west VI
o n m. Special sleeper arrive, Rochester 40 m.
Buffalo . rs a. and Cleveland ~ Is D. m. newt day.
t-J 10 p m. Pacific EAprcss with sleeping cars for
Auburn. Geneva. Canaflgua, Roch'-fr Nurh", niagara
Fails Clc,clini To'do, DettOt Ind Chicago. Sleeping
II rs p. NJ Night Express. with sleeping cars N Al
bsny Troy Connects with the morning trains for tho
Wet Tor sfragl Lake George anu for Tho North tex
eert saturday n'ght)
On sale Grand Central Depot ii3 7si aud ot2 raiwa
~ PARK Place Battery Place. GO Wst l25th 81. and
Mott Haven station 18th st. New YORK 80 Washington
ard 100 Fulton sts Brooklyn aud 10 Fourhst. Wlliams-
burg -, 49,, ,.. ,,
Rnn daily other. daily except Sunday ,Stop at
J. NJ TOUtFY Ur%rv NoNrTT
General superin'cnden. General Passenger Agest
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glIr prcpertp 90 Get.

4 -19TH-ST.. between 9Th and 9th avcs.-
~. rretv furnished house bav window front: perfect
order sanitary plumbing to for winter months or
business purposes iOr term OF years
J. ROMANO b ROwN & Co.
81 West 33ist
'HllE OWNER of 25-fOOt front brOwnstOne
house stories completely FURNISHED being obliged 10
South during winter q strictly
family at low Apply 1927 West 2Sth st from 10 TO
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nrooklnm propcrip fr Sale anh 90 Get

ITO LET.-306 ClintOn-st.. Brooklyn. g. story
trownsone house suitable for small family n.igh.
bOrhood good with furniture $50 without 5000 Apply
CHARLES JENKINS. GS2 Broadway y. Y.
Cl FIRST Pl.ACE.-TO let partially fur
ni-hcd for three years. private IA ny olly.
the fine TN story hshStooo brown.ton- houya W Il
First place Clinton and Henry II For
terms permit apply toJ d. ii. BERGEN. 800 Courtst,
Brooklyn.
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NOEL TERN RAlLROAD OF NEW -JEkSEI
~ Train, icaye from Sh,mI'rs g. talon toy Enso-
80 o 30 and Il 80 m; iis, 2 80 20 90.
$50 m, ard p M F9I Na9 9o sprns yaIle y
D. m u rs Q. sstur1ays oniJh Sundays 80 a m.
D m.
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GJrurDiomA
Gitnutions Uanieo--fcmalee.

AITRESS-B respectable Young girl as
W nr,class make. salad. good table dresser;
Le. references. can GO2 Othave near 3Gtrst. upstairs
WASHING WANTED BY a respectable
coiorsl woman for private family or single lhiy or
gentleman excellent washer and rrnor good reference
gwen Mrs ADKINS 80 East 9fth.st
WASHING Nc BY a respectable woman.
w rentlcmrns or family washing. numng ana hutnS
can address NJ KS FlIIPA lhl' ~
80 B32 last 10Th St. room l.
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Ccetnres an0 meetin9s.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The Quarterly
~ Maeting will be held Thursday, November 3. AZ
o clock y. nl CLINTON Han Aston Place
j. IRU MBULI SMITH Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroa0s.

NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ steamers Kaaer.gi and Cat.kl lo1vc Pi-r 49, y H.
foot Javst. every week lav al y. cOnAocth% VIA
Cat.k.ll Mountain and CAIRO Railroads.
IAIE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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0onnirp Droperip Uantsa.

Lyle. houses. farms wanted for BUYERS and
6sesdvaxn~ In Nsw'Jsrssc SUBURBAN AGENCY II
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&otstA
Business Chances.
hslp Wantso

NNANTED.-A neat respectable girl tor
w housswork. plaln cook and lauadress call with
references. 50 West 24th ST
WANTED Freshmen. feeders. book COM
THEt - Park Place NewNork. steady situations guar
anteed At highest union rates
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IU JNNIfS 7. " us.
story cottage with lot. on Fleetwood ave W COZ
of p1nham- Il lot - GNlOO. A Beverley -------
similar hnuSc with lot " Fleetwooi-aVe adj adv.
similar hou,c Win lot an above. lot 3OxIo0' Mrs
similar hoLs, with lot, adj above. lot 100;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

NOACHMAN.-Just disengaged, in q good
~ private family has lived with tho best OF European
AMI American amis, hest Of reference city country
Call VI address I. L., ia West J2d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

NURSE and SEAMS rRESS.-I'y Il very neat,
competent North German girl az nurse TO growing rh
dren eIcoant hne nnrileworLer an "Ilns
10 work htstclass rrforrnco' CIV
country Apply los East llthst between al anu +th
ayes, ptIIor nuoI.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By North OF
Ire and Protestant girl rs nurse ana III,
eaas Call Tor two DAYS Al 2iS East 'ots
NURSE BY a Protestant woman; thoroughly
nf,nf frnn, highe.t city reference
In 81 George SUNDAY school iall ia Fast ''"S"'
from 10 10 p. ----------
NURSE-By an American woman OF middle
~ age TO monthly invalid nursing prsl CIV
ence no objection O. going south. Address NoHlh'
Tribune Office
NlTKSE.-By n respectable Protestant girl ai
~ Infants nurse thoroughly understands her busiHoss
good reference Call 2O2 East 4JisL ----------
NURSE. Nv an experienced Protestant
~ infant or chIlda nurse gov p'''" ''"''
NURSE. &r.-By excellent, very neat Eng
rrss parlor maid Ca At ~ shave no ''r's AnS"o'
NYIIRSE and SEAMSTRESS or CHAMBERS
~ MAID Iiy ono who thoroughly nnderstanhs hsr
duties good 40 6thave near -oh ST" o
DARLORMAID.-By an English Protestant
i good reference Call At I6j West Iuth ST. II acc
ond bell
VN,AfN COOK.-By a competent Protestant
girl as good plain cook excellent launuiess 'oi wv"
ave, fancy store. -----------
CEAMSTRESS.-By Il competent person; vii
- ling to chsmber work ana care 81 ~, ,h
objection 10 leaving INC Guy soou wy '''' - "
ave. Ia grocery store -------
WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAlD. by
w rompetent woman nrstciass reference 10 West
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